Sentence examples for should just consider from inspiring English sources

Steve Santagati, the same male commentator who seemed to suggest that women should just consider moving cities if they don't like street harassment, also had this pearl of wisdom to offer: "If you don't like it as a woman, turn around, tell them to shut up, stand up for yourself.

I guess we should just consider it a victory for the informed, active gaming community that those involved in this Mass Effect mass misrepresentation (and the other one) have been bludgeoned into rationality.

Whenever Major League Baseball makes its next change to the annual Home Run Derby, it should just consider renaming the event the Yoenis Cespedes Invitational.

But with peak oil nearing, or passed, it may be smart to remind everyone why a hybrid isn't something drivers should just consider.

If you have to take the medication for hypertension, you should not take it as a big deal and should just consider it an addition of one more thing to your daily routine of food consumption.

One said: If you have to take the medication for hypertension, you should not take it as a big deal and should just consider it an addition of one more thing to your daily routine of food consumption.

Prospective students should not just consider course offerings but should ask themselves whether "socially, politically it fits your personality".

Beachgoers should not just consider Capri, but also Sardinia, Calabria, Sicily and the coast of Puglia.

Put it all together, and deal makers pining for more action should probably just consider themselves lucky to have any at all.

In a letter he penned to Mr Abbott, last week, Pope Francis said any assessment of the G20 meetings should not just consider "global indices" but seek real improvements in the living conditions of the world's poorest people.

These two paradoxes are neighboring paradoxes, and it has been suggested that we should not just consider the internal structure of the paradoxes, although that is undoubtedly important, but we also consider the external relationships--the relationships to other nearby paradoxes [281].